Sentences with phrase «actual water content»

The other thing to consider is that when chicken is listed first, the meat and actual water content of that food is listed, whereas when chicken meal is listed it is listed as a dry ingredient and is more concentrated.
As a measure of air moisture, researchers have always taken relative humidity, which is the ratio of actual water content in the air to the maximum possible level.

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Using tap water or salt in the production process produces a low quality product with a needlessly high content of actual silver, and can place a user at risk for argyria with long term use.
By stabilizing a silver solution with citric acid, silver citrate solutions may be created with a very high amount of actual silver content (even 2000 parts per million), and diluted in the available water supply.
Keep in mind that the water content is included in the original weight or volume — when the product is cooked, or rendered, the actual weight might be much less.
Fresh chicken contains about 80 % water so, in its fresh form, its volume is much larger than it is after it has been cooked — after cooking, the actual meat content is a fraction of what its original weight was.
A good news with this food is that the cans are packed with actual food instead of an overabundant gravy (cheap since it's water) and very little food content.
However, because of the high water content of fresh meat, and the water added to it, the actual percentage is small.
Here in the pacific NW the actual data as collected and studied and published by scientists is very clear that there is a 30 year trend of decreasing low pressure in storms and increasing water content of storms... the fuel of storms.
Assuming the change is actual, I would think it would impact the «greenhouse effect», but I do not know which way because relative humidity considers both the temperature and water content.
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